Congress made waves when it inserted a measure in its massive coronavirus relief package that put the brakes on when banks have to comply with the biggest change to their accounting in decades.

Deloitte LLP is teaming up with Nozomi Networks Inc. to offer cybersecurity services in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, the companies said Tuesday.

Grant Thornton LLP’s U.K. audit profits fell sharply after a series of problems forced it to invest heavily into its audit arm.

“Intuit’s proposed acquisition of Credit Karma bears all the traditional signs of a dominant incumbent seeking to tame a maverick competitor,” House Antitrust Subcmte Chairman David Cicilline says in statement.

The biggest U.S. banks have to recognize potential loan losses more quickly under accounting rules that took effect in January, a shift that means share buybacks are unlikely for at least the rest of 2020.

This weekend roundup of Bloomberg Tax Insights includes retirement plan provisions in the CARES Act; tax-efficient disaster assistance for employees; the effect of economic nexus on pass-through entities; managing audits, appeals, and litigation under Covid-19; transfer pricing’s role in China’s recovery; why not to increase automated digital services taxes; the importance of the arm’s-length principle in an economic crisis; the government procurement tax and withdrawing from the WTO; and the Spanish dividend withholding tax refund ruling.

Saudi Aramco appointed the former chairman and chief executive officer of Ernst & Young LLP to its board, replacing Andrew Gould who resigned last month.